Shark RV2610WA AI Ultra 2in1 Robot Vacuum

Quickly and accurately, for the most part. The RV2610WA learns the layout fast and scheduling is simple, but the SharkClean app takes some digging before the settings make sense, and area rugs can confuse the map. With loose rugs on the floor, expect to tidy up the map or set zones before runs go smoothly.

Yes. With shedding dogs and cats in the house, the Shark RV2610WA keeps on top of the hair, and its self-cleaning brushroll means far less time cutting fur off the roller. Shark lists it for hard floors, which is where it fits best, though it will run over carpet zones you set in the app.

It can be. The bagless base empties the robot automatically, so there are no bags to buy and little emptying by hand, but some find the empty cycle loud. The RV2610WA's own bin holds 0.19 liters, so the base does most of the storage work between cleans.

For light upkeep, yes. For real scrubbing, no. Some get a streak-free finish from the Shark AI Ultra, but the pad can slip off, and the mop reservoir has to come out before it will vacuum without mopping. Treat it as a quick wipe between proper mops.

Not always. A repeated complaint is parts breaking or whole units failing after about a year, and replacement parts are often out of stock. Some get helpful customer service when it happens. Register the Shark RV2610WA and keep the receipt, since a failure around the one-year mark is a real possibility.

Often not. In bigger homes the Shark AI Ultra can run low partway through, head back to the dock and wait a long time before it resumes, so one full clean may stretch over several hours. Recharge and Resume picks up where it stopped, but start runs early if you want the house done by evening.